瑞の里 〇久旅館
8.6
Excellent(299 reviews)
1146 Shuzenji, Izu, Shizuoka 410-2416, Japan
+81 558-72-0260
+2
Hotel Description
Suiryō no Sato Ryokan
瑞の里 〇久旅館 is an upscale inn located in the picturesque area of Shuzenji, in Izu, Shizuoka. Situated at 1146 Shuzenji, Izu, Shizuoka 410-2416, Japan, this elegant retreat offers guests a serene atmosphere, combined with traditional Japanese touches and modern amenities. The hotel is just 3 km away from the Shuzenji Romney Railway, offering an easy connection to the surrounding area, and about 10 km from the Katsuragiyama Ropeway, which takes visitors to the top of Mount Katsuragi, offering breathtaking views of the Izu Peninsula. The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty and cultural experiences, with many attractions nearby. The hotel's design showcases a harmonious blend of Japanese aesthetics and contemporary comfort, making it the perfect escape for travelers seeking relaxation and tranquility.
Inside, the rooms at 瑞の里 〇久旅館 offer a blend of comfort and traditional charm. Guests can enjoy spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi, TVs, and mini-fridges. For tea and coffee enthusiasts, there are convenient tea and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms feature tatami flooring, with dedicated areas for futons, while others include partial tatami spaces complemented by chabudai dining tables, adding a cultural touch to the ambiance. Each room is designed to provide maximum relaxation, ensuring a restful stay. Breakfast is included, along with a dinner featuring refined cuisine, ensuring a gastronomic experience that delights the senses.
The hotel boasts a range of outstanding amenities, making it a truly exceptional destination. Gender-segregated hot spring bathhouses offer guests the chance to unwind in outdoor rock-lined baths and wooden soaking tubs, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. Additionally, the hotel features a peaceful garden with a pond filled with koi carp, creating a calm and tranquil environment. The on-site lounge provides a cozy space for guests to relax and enjoy a warm cup of tea.
Guests can easily access nearby transportation options for exploring the area. The hotel is just a short 8-minute walk to the Shuzenji Temple, a small, hilltop temple surrounded by bamboo groves, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts. Within minutes of the hotel, guests can also enjoy the Shuzenji Niji-no-Sato, a narrow-gauge railway offering vintage-style train rides pulled by miniature steam engines. Additionally, the Izu Panorama Park, located just 17 minutes away, offers stunning mountain views, including vistas of Mt. Fuji, from its cable car and viewing terrace. For those interested in marine life, the Izu Mito Sea Paradise is a must-visit aquarium, home to penguins, walruses, and other fascinating marine creatures. The hotel is also conveniently located near public transport options such as the Shuzenji Station and various bus stops, ensuring easy access to the surrounding area and major transportation hubs.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, ensuring that guests enjoy a secure and comfortable stay. Guests can take advantage of various services such as concierge assistance, free Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. For added convenience, the hotel offers a range of features like wheelchair rental, accessible bathrooms, and private bathrooms equipped with bathtubs and showers. Whether you're looking to relax in a hot tub or enjoy a quiet moment in the garden, 瑞の里 〇久旅館 offers everything you need for a memorable stay in Izu.
In conclusion, 瑞の里 〇久旅館 provides the perfect blend of comfort, tradition, and modern amenities. Whether you're visiting for relaxation, sightseeing, or exploring the natural beauty of the Izu Peninsula, this hotel offers a welcoming and tranquil experience. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in the hotel's peaceful atmosphere and enjoy the hospitality and services that make 瑞の里 〇久旅館 a standout choice for any traveler.
Inside, the rooms at 瑞の里 〇久旅館 offer a blend of comfort and traditional charm. Guests can enjoy spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi, TVs, and mini-fridges. For tea and coffee enthusiasts, there are convenient tea and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms feature tatami flooring, with dedicated areas for futons, while others include partial tatami spaces complemented by chabudai dining tables, adding a cultural touch to the ambiance. Each room is designed to provide maximum relaxation, ensuring a restful stay. Breakfast is included, along with a dinner featuring refined cuisine, ensuring a gastronomic experience that delights the senses.
The hotel boasts a range of outstanding amenities, making it a truly exceptional destination. Gender-segregated hot spring bathhouses offer guests the chance to unwind in outdoor rock-lined baths and wooden soaking tubs, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. Additionally, the hotel features a peaceful garden with a pond filled with koi carp, creating a calm and tranquil environment. The on-site lounge provides a cozy space for guests to relax and enjoy a warm cup of tea.
Guests can easily access nearby transportation options for exploring the area. The hotel is just a short 8-minute walk to the Shuzenji Temple, a small, hilltop temple surrounded by bamboo groves, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts. Within minutes of the hotel, guests can also enjoy the Shuzenji Niji-no-Sato, a narrow-gauge railway offering vintage-style train rides pulled by miniature steam engines. Additionally, the Izu Panorama Park, located just 17 minutes away, offers stunning mountain views, including vistas of Mt. Fuji, from its cable car and viewing terrace. For those interested in marine life, the Izu Mito Sea Paradise is a must-visit aquarium, home to penguins, walruses, and other fascinating marine creatures. The hotel is also conveniently located near public transport options such as the Shuzenji Station and various bus stops, ensuring easy access to the surrounding area and major transportation hubs.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, ensuring that guests enjoy a secure and comfortable stay. Guests can take advantage of various services such as concierge assistance, free Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. For added convenience, the hotel offers a range of features like wheelchair rental, accessible bathrooms, and private bathrooms equipped with bathtubs and showers. Whether you're looking to relax in a hot tub or enjoy a quiet moment in the garden, 瑞の里 〇久旅館 offers everything you need for a memorable stay in Izu.
In conclusion, 瑞の里 〇久旅館 provides the perfect blend of comfort, tradition, and modern amenities. Whether you're visiting for relaxation, sightseeing, or exploring the natural beauty of the Izu Peninsula, this hotel offers a welcoming and tranquil experience. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in the hotel's peaceful atmosphere and enjoy the hospitality and services that make 瑞の里 〇久旅館 a standout choice for any traveler.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Guests praised the bathrooms, with spacious and well-equipped facilities
2. Just an 8-minute walk to Shuzenji Temple, a peaceful, hilltop site
3. Highly-rated service with an attentive concierge for guest convenience
4. Onsen experience praised by guests, with rock-lined outdoor baths
5. Breakfast and refined dinner included for a full culinary experience
6. One of the few hotels in the area offering a hot tub for relaxation
7. Well-maintained public baths and private onsen options for all guests
8. Accessible amenities, including wheelchair rental and elevators for ease
9. Conveniently located near transportation hubs like Shuzenji Station and bus stops
10. Beautiful garden with a koi pond for a serene atmosphere
8.8 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Shuzenji Temple
8 min
Shuzenji Niji-no-Sato5 min
イギリス村7 min
Izu Panorama Park17 min
Izu Mito Sea Paradise21 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.8 |
| Nearest airport | Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 45 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$608
$685
$685
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Location
1146 Shuzenji, Izu, Shizuoka 410-2416, Japan
Airports:
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 45 min
Transit: 3 hr 29 min
Transit:
みゆき橋（バス）
Walking: 13 min
Park Dori Bus Stop
Walking: 14 min
Shuzenji onsen
Walking: 10 min
Koyama [ Imameshi Bus Stop
Walking: 2 min
Shuzenji Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 41 min
Nearby locations
8.8
Excellent Location
This upscale inn with elegant touches is 3 km from the Shuzenji Romney Railway and 10 km from the Katsuragiyama Ropeway, which climbs Mount Katsuragi.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Jacuzzi
Accessibility
Accessible
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
Pools
No pools
Hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Parking & transportation
Parking
Self parking
Pets
No pets
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Concierge
Elevator
Wake up calls
Gift shop
Housekeeping
Turndown service
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Cash
Bathrooms
Private bathroom
Bathtub
Shower
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Reviews
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S R
3/5
I think this is an inn in the not-so-cheap price range, but there is no reception at the door, no welcome drink, etc. (There were sweets in the room)I carried all my luggage into the room myself.There are also rooms with open-air baths, but there are no open-air baths in the large public bath.Please note that if you are looking for an open-air bath, you will have to choose a room with an open-air bath.It was my fault for not looking into the details, but I was disappointed because I had assumed that there was an open-air bath.Apparently there used to be one, but it disappeared due to renovations.There is also an additional charge for the family bath.The inside of the building has been recently renovated, so it has a clean and calm atmosphere.However, the information booklet in the room had not been updated since before the renovation, and some parts were different from the current facilities, so there were some parts that were not helpful.The food was satisfying in both quality and quantity.You can have a futon laid out in your room during dinner, but the futon was so thin and fluffy that my back hurt after sleeping all night.The staff was polite and pleasant, but I got the impression that the customer service system was simplified, perhaps because there were fewer people.I'm not saying it's a bad inn, but I can't help but feel that it was a little different from the so-called good hot spring inn I had imagined before arriving.I think the quality of the staff, facilities, and equipment are good, so I personally think it would be a better inn if the overall system was reviewed a little more (although I would like an open-air bath...).
TL Tan
5/5
1. The food is very delicious, especially the dinner set. So far I have visited 4-5 ryokan with dinner and breakfast meals, and this is the best one. It is worth the pricey hotel fee. Besides, the hotel will allocate a dining room for each family guests at the same floor, giving sufficient privacy to the guests. Hence, the room density of the hotel is not large and this gives a quiet and peaceful environment.2. The service is also very good, the people here are very friendly and helpful.3. The only bad thing is the location is not suitable for those who used to travel on foot. It is better to reach here by car and there are sufficient car parks.
Eric Li
5/5
My friends and I spent a night at the Marukyu Inn during our trip to Japan in May. When we arrived, we were politely greeted by the staff who were all lined up outside awaiting our arrival. They then ushered us into a reception area where cold drinks were served immediately (a life-saver given the heat that day) as we filled out some paperwork during the check in process. These small gestures immediately made us feel welcomed and was a preview of the fantastic level of service that we would receive throughout our stay. All members of staff were incredibly polite, courteous, and professional. Because we were fairly ignorant about Japanese customs and habits, I had asked a large number of fairly basic questions. However, the staff patiently answered all of them and provided us with helpful explanations for things such as how to use the baths and how to best enjoy each course during dinner service. Because I spoke a basic level of Japanese, I was able to communicate with the staff fairly easily. However, I heard from other members of our party that the staff were also able to communicate the necessities in English when I wasn't around to translate. All in all, it was a fantastic experience and a great way to experience what it's like to stay in a traditional-style Japanese inn.We were tourists from Canada, and our Japanese wasn't very good, so at first I was worried, ``Are we okay? Will we be able to communicate?'' However, from the moment we arrived, the staff welcomed us very politely and spoke to us slowly and in an easy-to-understand manner. Since we were ignorant of Japanese hotel etiquette, we asked a lot of stupid questions. However, the staff were kind and answered all my questions slowly. After doing so, we felt strong and at ease. I myself can speak a little Japanese, but everyone else in the group can only speak English. However, when I wasn't there, the staff tried their best to speak to them in English. I asked them about it later and they said they got it all right.I'd like to see it. I really appreciate the kind treatment I received from the staff. I have recommended Minamaruhisa Ryokan to friends who want to travel to Japan.
*rupan* *
3/5
This time, we stayed in two rooms with open-air baths (barrier-free). It looked very nice from the outside and I was greeted properly. The room was spacious and clean, which I thought was good.However, while one room looked the same as the guest room and open-air bath shown on the inn's website and travel website, the other room was a completely different room.The open-air situation in the room was different from the photo with a stone bathtub.It was explained to me on the day of arrival without any explanation, and I paid the same price. Moreover, the open-air bathtub in the guest room is small, which is disappointing.If you are disabled-friendly, it would be difficult to get in and out of the bathtub unless it is a little more spacious. The private open-air bath was very comfortable.The food was Japanese-style kaiseki, and the golden sea bream was delicious. It was well seasoned, and to be honest, it came out towards the end, so I was so full that I was only able to eat a little.Alcohol is expensive. I didn't feel like drinking at a bar unless I ordered it as an aperitif.Lastly, there are geta for getting around the room, but they are for men and the hanao are too thick, so they just hurt.There are also tabi socks for socks, which I think is a nice touch...I think it would be good to have slippers for women.Even though I have to travel to where to eat and to go to the private open-air bath, it's just a pain to get around in those painful geta shoes.Honestly, I don't know if there will be a next time.
Uehara Shigeji
5/5
My wife, two daughters, and grandson took care of him. I requested a meal that wasn't on the menu for my grandson, who is currently a picky eater, and he happily accommodated it.I really appreciate the friendly customer service of the female staff.The room with a semi-open-air bath was also spacious and relaxing. Shuzenji's hot springs are very good!The public bath was under renovation and there was no announcement when I made my reservation in March, so I was disappointed that I couldn't enter.However, I was satisfied with the open-air bath in my room, so my family had no complaints. I felt that the level of satisfaction with the trip was increased by the management of the facilities and the interaction of the people. I'm glad I stayed here for two nights.I would like to enjoy the public bath someday.
umi jaco
5/5
The food, room, and hot springs were all wonderful accommodations. The staff was very polite and my husband and I were able to spend a wonderful time together. thank you very much.
金子友子
5/5
The food and baths were good, and I had a relaxing time.It's a short walk from the bus stop.
大川康晴
3/5
A long-established inn located in a remote location away from the Shuzenji hot spring town. The interior has been renewed and there are also guest rooms specially designed for disabled guests. There is a large public bath, an open-air bath, and a free private open-air bath. Meals are basically Kaiseki cuisine served in a private dining room. The chef is proud of his dishes, which are made using local ingredients. The number of staff members is small and there is no system in place to greet guests or see them off. However, they will guide you to the room and provide explanations. Although the staff's response has been simplified, I did not experience any particular problems. The price is reasonable, and even the elderly can use it with peace of mind, which is highly rated. In particular, I felt that having a spacious guest room that can be used without any inconvenience in a wheelchair is important and in high demand in the coming era.
雅毛
雅裕 毛
3/5
The rooms, hot springs, dining areas, etc. are equipped with facilities befitting a high-class ryokan. |The cleaning is also very thorough. …
William Leung
4/5
Great value for one stay and two meals. Great service. The food is also very good.
NORI
4/5
It's a shame that the food seems to be rushed, probably because there aren't enough people.I enjoyed the space.
のりこまさこ
4/5
A long-established inn in Shuzenji.There is a feeling of cleanliness.I hate big inns.I like small, quiet inns.The maze-like large inn is scary if something happens,This one is easy to understand.The public bath is large compared to the number of rooms.The hot spring in the guest room is blindfolded and lacks a sense of openness, but it can't be helped because it's a private house.Unfortunately, the water temperature cannot be adjusted.The meals are voluminous;Kaiseki cuisine with a mix of local produce.They casually served me one item.Was delightedThe bed is comfortable.Overall, I was able to relax and have a nice holiday.
山本克彦
5/5
Used for day trip hot springs. Lunch included. It was off season so I was able to relax. I was the only one there, so I felt bad for having to be served.
マダムさちこ
2/5
The customer service of the front staff is extremely poor. Even at check-in, they didn't help with carrying my luggage until I asked and they looked like they didn't know.I stayed in a suite with an open-air bath, and the room was spacious and the hot water was not bad. However, the food is a little weird. I stayed for 2 nights, but the first night was miserable. The second night was decent. This gap was amazing. It feels good to stay overnight without meals.If you want to stay, a regular room might be better in terms of cost performance.It was by no means a luxury inn. I guess it's around 2.5 degrees.Also, if you want to eat in your room, it will cost an additional 4,400 yen per person.
ももいろりんご
4/5
The hospitality was good. When I first arrived, the yuzu honey juice came out and soaked up my tired body. We serve aperitifs with dinner, but they ask us first if we want alcohol, and they change it to tea, which is very attentive. There was one person in charge of serving the food, and it was very polite and easy to understand.The open-air bath in the 5th bath can be rented out whenever it's empty, so I'm glad I took my time.I took my time in the bath on the first floor without meeting too many people. However, there were no handrails in the open-air bath, so my elderly mother was scared and found it difficult to step on her feet.Also, I wish there was a change of bath towels. It was a bit painful because it would get wet if you put it in one piece many times.
TM
Trip.com Member
5/5
fantastic place to visit , hotel is located in a very good place, easy to access to everything.fantastic service of friendly staff. food is amazing , and i love the baththe only thing is the room is slightly smaller
Isabel Chua
5/5
Beautiful deluxe ryokan
Room 5
Service 5
Location4
Tetsu
4/5
It was a good stay. The food was delicious, but the portions were too large for my family, which eats very little.
TM
Trip.com Member
4.6/5
It's best to take a taxi to the hotel. It's a long way to the bus station. Dinner and breakfast are also very good. You must take a bath in the hot spring. There is a spring hot spring. …
あふぁ
5/5
It's not cheap, but it's a satisfying stay.I think a room with an open-air bath or a semi-open-air bath would be better.